Afghan regime seeks cash aid for food amid Soviet ties
The Afghan government led by Babrak Karmal seeks a large Soviet grant and loans to fund food procurement and rebuilding after clashes with Moslem rebels. Reports cite 43 million dollars in a Soviet grant and about 3260 million in loans and grants to rebuild bridges roads and buildings. Kabul Radio reports unity moves among religious leaders and merchants, while rioting last month led to arrests and releases. Rebels claim Soviet air losses and troop casualties in Monday fighting.
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Guerrilla leaders threaten death if embassy assault proceeds
In Bogota the M-19 leader said all die if authorities storm the Dominican Embassy where 32 hostages are held. Colombia’s government rejects freeing jailed leftists and ransom while diplomats hint at possible concessions. Ambassador Asencio offered conditional talks amid a tense stalemate. 22 days into the siege, officials call the attackers criminals and demand restraint.
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